King's Business - 1949-06

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close to Christ’s fire. Here he is con­ fessing his love for the Lord Jesus. Let us learn from Peter that the place of joy and confession of Christ is near Him and far from the world’s fire. From then on Peter was a bright and shining light for Christ.

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June 26, 1949 GO AND LO

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Objects: A large red cardboard cross, a globe o f the world, a piece of paper six feet long and three inches wide, a pair of scissors. (Glue together the ends

of the paper, making a circle, but before doing so, give one end of the paper a half-turn. Place the cross on the pulpit and the world on a table below it. Fasten the scissors to the back of the cross. Begin the lesson with the link hanging from the cross.) Lesson: This link of white paper hanging from the cross reminds me of the life o f an individual who has been saved by accepting Christ as his per­ sonal Saviour. A fter His death and res­ urrection, before His ascension, Christ said to His disciples: “ Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you: and, lo, I am with you alway, even unto the end of the world” (Matt. 28:19, 20). It looks impossible for this circle of paper, representing the life of a Chris­ tian, to reach the world down on the table. If we could add another link to this paper, it would reach to the world. In the case of the Christian, who is sur­ rendered to Christ, a link of love is added to this person’s life in order that the world may be reached for Christ. I find a pair of scissors back of the cross with which I will demonstrate how this can be done. (One inch from the side of the circle, begin cutting around the circle. Continue cutting one inch from the edge until you have gone around the circle twice. The result will be a loop with the same circumference of the original, linked to another loop with twice the original circumference.) We now have two links. We will call the large one “ the link o f love.” You will notice that now it easily encircles the globe on the table below. With the love of Christ added to the life of a Christian, that person, obeying the command of Christ, reaches out to a lost world, fulfilling Christ’s command.

BIBLE QUIZ (Continued from Page 19)

1. D a v id ............ 2. Saul ...............

3. Noah ............ .....................: . . . Shem 4. Moses ........... ........ .............Gershom 5. Abraham .. . .........................Ishmael 6. Zebedee ........ .............................John 7. E n o ch ............ ................ Methuselah 8. Zacharias , . . . . . . .John the Baptist 9. Seth . . . . . . . . 10. B o a z .............. .............................Obed Page Thirty

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